At Brown-Forman, employees are surrounded by art every day. As an official statement from the company explains:

“Brown-Forman, a proud Louisville company since 1870, values the presence of art throughout its buildings, in both public areas and private offices. Stunning paintings and sculpture draw employees’ and visitors’ attention to many artists and styles, from landscape to ideological, from primitive to abstract. The company’s collection spans the late 19th century to the present, paying particular attention to the work of Kentucky artists.”

Many artists are featured throughout Brown-Forman’s offices worldwide. This Mixed Media visit to the Louisville headquarters focuses on two Kentucky artists who have had work commissioned by the company: sculptor Craig Kaviar and painter Dionisio Ceballos.

Program 624

Brown-Forman’s corporate art collection, Frankfort woodcarver and printmaker Stephanie Potter, and a musical performance by the West Louisville Boys Choir. (#624)

Program 636

Brown-Forman’s corporate art collection, Frankfort woodcarver and printmaker Stephanie Potter, and a musical performance by the West Louisville Boys Choir. (#636)

Program 811

Mixed-media artist Alice Ann Noel, the art collection of Louisville's Brown-Forman company, Louisville sculptor Paul Fields, and music from the Big Maracas and Rob McNurlin and His Beatnik Cowboys. (#811)